Given below are six sentences of a paragraph. Sentence A is the beginning whereas sentence F is the last sentence of the para. The middle four sentences are jumbled up. Select the option that gives their correct order forming a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. We soon ran into a nomad's tent, where we were well received and allowed to graze our yak to his heart's content.
B. She quickly made us cups of butter tea, and for the first time I drank this brew with relish.
C. This time our hostess was a young woman.
D. Only then did we notice what a picturesque figure our young hostess made.
E. The warmth ran through our frozen bodies and brought us to life again.
F. She wore a sheepskin cloak reaching down to the ground and in her long black pigtail she wore mussel shells, silver coins, and various cheap ornaments imported from abroad.

Correct option is A

Option (a) is the correct order of the given sentences.
· Sentence C logically follows Sentence A, introducing the young woman who is the hostess.
· Sentence B follows, describing the action of her making butter tea, which adds to the narrative of hospitality and comfort.
· Sentence E then highlights the effect of the tea, emphasizing how it warmed them and revived their spirits.
· Sentence D logically comes next as the characters now have the presence of mind to notice their surroundings, leading to the description of the young hostess.
· Sentence F concludes this description by detailing the unique and picturesque appearance of the hostess.
This sequence maintains a smooth narrative flow, leading the reader through the actions, effects, and observations in a logical progression.